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One of the burned out cars after trouble in Craigentinny during last year's Bonfire Night celebrations. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Police given riot powers to crack down on Bonfire Night trouble

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Family of Scottish man found dead on beach tell of ‘profound loss’

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General view of Edinburgh Council HQ.

New £1m ‘hit squad’ tasked with finding council cuts

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Fundraiser after little pup Roxy ‘mauled’ by Akita on Leith Links

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Firefighters use ‘Smokey Paws’ equipment to revive dog after Clermiston flat fire

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Cafe owner stunned after being asked for £3,000 to host Just Eat Cycles

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Oktoberfest organisers ‘saddened’ after death

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Flybe CEO Christine Ourmi�res-Widener at Edinburgh Airport. Picture: Jon Savage

Flybe chief slams Edinburgh Airport’s ‘appalling’ service

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Brian Monteith: It’s been a bad week at the office for Theresa May
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An albino squirrel captured on camera earlier in the year. Picture: SWNS

‘Heartbreak’ as rare albino squirrel killed on Scottish road

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More than 11,000 sign Hearts fan’s petition against semi-final debacle

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Jack used a handcycle to get around after his surgery

Jack all set to pedal through Perthes

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Nicola Reynolds will run for the Sands charity

Baby Ramsay spurs Nicola Reynolds on for Sands

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Emma Jayne Park in It's Not Over Yet, the show about her cancer battle that she never thought she would make

Dancer puts cancer battle centre stage at Edinburgh Fringe

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Micah Stanbridge with his mother Sheena, who received a bone marrow transplant thanks to the Anthony Nolan Trust

Cyclist crosses America for charity that saved mum’s life

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House prices in Edinburgh and Lothians soar again during summer

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Music fans descend on Linlithgow for a host of top acts

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Nicola helps mums get their groove on

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No rest Ronald McDonald House PJ charity fundraisers

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Talking helped turn storyteller Lily’s life around

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Edinburgh news LIVE: Riot powers on standby for Bonfire Night | Tributes to man found dead on beach | Traffic and travel

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One of the burned out cars after trouble in Craigentinny during last year's Bonfire Night celebrations. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Police given riot powers to crack down on Bonfire Night trouble

Crime

Raeburn, from Port Seton, East Lothian, was jailed for 14 months and placed on the sex offenders register for ten years when he admitted possessing the images at Edinburgh Sheriff Court last April. Picture: TSPL

East Lothian football coach jailed in paedophile vigilante sting

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Edinburgh news LIVE: High winds closes Forth Road Bridge | Edinburgh Airport named UK Airport of Year

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Livingston cat poisonings prompt protection petition

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3 arrested in day of action against domestic abuse in West Lothian

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Man found injured after assault at Gyle shopping centre

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Edinburgh news LIVE: Police responding to incident at the Gyle | Latest news updates

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Edinburgh news LIVE: Riot powers on standby for Bonfire Night | Tributes to man found dead on beach | Traffic and travel

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Eddie Tait of Boardwalk Cafe

Cafe owner stunned after being asked for £3,000 to host Just Eat Cycles

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Flybe CEO Christine Ourmi�res-Widener at Edinburgh Airport. Picture: Jon Savage

Flybe chief slams Edinburgh Airport’s ‘appalling’ service

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Pic Greg Macvean - 05/03/2018 - David Ramsden of The Dogs who is upset at the number of chain restaurants being allowed to open in Edinburgh

‘Bloodbath’ looms for eateries in the capital

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The first of ScotRail's new Hitachi class 385 trains were taken out of service due to a faulty brake control system. Picture: John Devlin

ScotRail announce return of new train following brake fault

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Waves crash against the sea wall as Storm Callum hits the seafront on October 12, 2018 in Saltcoats. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Storm Callum: Power cuts and transport disruption as high winds batter UK and Scotland

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Roadworks in Edinburgh.Picture: Callum Bennetts

New roadworks in Edinburgh to watch out for this weekend

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Ten flights cancelled at Glasgow Airport as Storm Callum strikes

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Edinburgh news LIVE: High winds closes Forth Road Bridge | Edinburgh Airport named UK Airport of Year

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City Bypass and M8 cleared after lorry sheds its load at Hermiston Gait

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ScotRail’s performance target waived

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Roderick Wright, who was Bishop of Argyll and the Isles, fathered a son with a parishioner.

Catholic church may give its blessing to priests who father children

Education

Pupils at Tynecastle High School and Craiglockhart Primary School receive their new pipes, loaned by the Scottish Schools Pipes and Drums Trust. Pictured from left to right: Caleb Robson, Caitlin Mackay, Rebecca Watson, Craig Munro of the Red Hot Chilli Pipers and director of Wallace Bagpipes, Eilidh Brown, Alina Mackenzie, Maya Watson.

Edinburgh pupils given chance to pick up the bagpipes for free

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The new teacher website has been launched.

New website for Scottish teachers to raise education fears anonymously

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Trinity Academy is one of the chosen schools. Picture: TSPL

Three Edinburgh schools to be rebuilt using ‘Passivhaus’ principle

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Council urged to do more to close attainment gap in deprived areas of Edinburgh

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Edinburgh Council to open new Gaelic schools by 2024

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University of Edinburgh firm set to open hospital in China

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Population explosion could see classrooms built at leisure centre

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Helen Martin: A generation crippled by this age of anxiety

Opinion

The Royal Commonwwealth pool

‘How is this a legacy?’ Anger as swimming in Edinburgh now costs as much as fast-food delivery

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Edinburgh fitness instructor signs up for charity catwalk after beating cancer

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Natasha Ednan-Laperouse 15, from Fulham

Warning over food labelling ‘loophole’ after Pret a Manger tragedy

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Happy young couple sharing a meal in a restaurant

Dozens of dishes fail food standards meat tests

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Ruth Davidson. Picture: Yui Mok/PA Wire

Defence minister praises Ruth Davidson for ‘honesty’ on mental health battle

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Young people need to be better supported to talk about their mental health at their point of need - before a crisis is reached

Alison Dickie: Let’s talk about better mental health

Opinion

Bikes to be given to Social Bite village residents

Health

University of Edinburgh firm set to open hospital in China

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Miles Briggs: Breast is best, so let’s do better

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Cataract crisis: Jonathan Ross urges people in Edinburgh and Glasgow to seek help

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Helen Martin: A generation crippled by this age of anxiety

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Too many families in Edinburgh are struggling to put food on the table. Picture: Michaelm Gillen

Cammy Day: We’re gearing up to tackle poverty across the Capital

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An artist's impression showing the inside of the IMPACT Centre's concert hall

Kevin Buckle: The elephants in the rooms where decisions are made for Edinburgh

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Liam Rudden: Doctor Who transcends time, space and gimmicks

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Leader comment: Dogs restaurant closure is wake-up call

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Susan Morrison: Phil and Kirstie’s couples don’t need to parallel park

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Hayley Matthews: Sniffing out menthol help in the throes of attack by snot

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Tommy Sheppard: Let’s march towards a new vision for the nation

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Too many families in Edinburgh are struggling to put food on the table. Picture: Michaelm Gillen

Cammy Day: We’re gearing up to tackle poverty across the Capital

Opinion

Eddie Tait of Boardwalk Cafe

Cafe owner stunned after being asked for £3,000 to host Just Eat Cycles

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Kweku has lived in Britain for the last 26 years. Picture: Jon Savage

Former financial trader fighting deportation left “broken” after being held in detention

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Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May said securing a good deal with our EU partners remains our top priority. Picture: Getty Images

No-deal Brexit would wipe out trade deals with 70 countries

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The project said it will work with the Scottish Refugee Council and community groups to develop their capacity to welcome and support families. Picture: Getty

EU funding project to support refugees in Scotland

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The new teacher website has been launched.

New website for Scottish teachers to raise education fears anonymously

Politics

Former Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale. Picture: TSPL

Kezia Dugdale ‘understands’ why Brexit might cause no voters back independence

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Agenda: ‘Going to jail is an accelerant of misery.’

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Inquiry finds vulnerable children were abused by nuns and priests

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Bill for thousands of police officers during Trump visit to cost £18m

Politics

ScotRail’s performance target waived

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Lothian Recommends Record Shops: Elvis Shakespeare 347 Leith Walk

Five of the very best record stores around Edinburgh

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Old Royal High School.

Edinburgh heritage boss apologises for ‘misleading’ photograph

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The A82 through Glencoe has been named as one of the most scenic roads in the country. PIC: Creative Commons/Flickr/Benjamin White.

Three scenic drives in Scotland named amongst best in UK

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General view of Edinburgh Council HQ.

New £1m ‘hit squad’ tasked with finding council cuts

Business

Flybe CEO Christine Ourmi�res-Widener at Edinburgh Airport. Picture: Jon Savage

Flybe chief slams Edinburgh Airport’s ‘appalling’ service

Edinburgh

Pic Greg Macvean - 05/03/2018 - David Ramsden of The Dogs who is upset at the number of chain restaurants being allowed to open in Edinburgh

‘Bloodbath’ looms for eateries in the capital

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The first of ScotRail's new Hitachi class 385 trains were taken out of service due to a faulty brake control system. Picture: John Devlin

ScotRail announce return of new train following brake fault

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